
Myary 2.7.3 for Mac
Mac UtilitiesMyary from Xelaton Software is a diary app for Mac built on plain text. Every entry is saved as its own text file in date order, so your journal stays readable and portable for years. You can keep several notebooks for different topics, write with Markdown or other markup, attach files to entries and use a calm focused mode for daily writing. Updated Aug 22, 2026.
Key Features
- Diary and journal entries stored as plain text files
- Multiple notebooks for diaries, projects and blog drafts
- Support for Markdown and other markup languages
- File attachments linked to individual entries
- Focused writing mode with fewer distractions
- Export of notebooks to EPUB, PDF and other formats
How to Download
- Download from the official site to read about the current release.
- Try the free demo from Xelaton or buy it in the Mac App Store.
- Install Myary and create your first notebook.
- Write an entry each day and let the app keep the order.
System Requirements
Myary needs a Mac running macOS 10.13 or later and is a universal app for Apple silicon and Intel Macs. It is light software with modest storage needs, since entries are small text files.
FAQs
Where does Myary keep my entries?
Each entry is an individual plain text file on your Mac, so your diary is never locked into a closed database format.
Can I keep more than one diary?
Yes. You can create multiple notebooks, for example one personal diary and one notebook for project notes.
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